Sentence examples for dismaying for from inspiring English sources

Today's results on the economy are particularly dismaying for Labour.

The Jamaica allegations will be particularly dismaying for the ECGD.

I found that dismaying, for what is eventually a food product.

His response to Europe's migrant crisis was equally dismaying for many of his critics at home and abroad.

That's unfortunate, because this film should be discouraging and dismaying for people on all sides of the project, for what it says about oversize expectations and missed opportunities.

Life and limb thankfully aside, the din proved dismaying for a musical ear, because the big bell that rings in the cathedral tower to greet the new year could simply not be heard.

I have been dismayed for the last few years by our nation's response to the events of that day.

But delight swiftly turned to dismay for the Dutch here yesterday as Pakistan advanced to the latter stages of the World Twenty20 with an emphatic victory.

Canada's foreign minister, Peter MacKay, expressed his country's "abhorrence and dismay" for what he described as an egregious violation of human rights.

Friends of Mr. Estrada, who was out of town today and did not respond to telephone messages, have said he had been dismayed for weeks about his poor chances of being confirmed.

And what better place to share your support or dismay for your elected official than his public Facebook page?